Reed Signals Caution on Tax Cuts Amid Gaza Firing
Rep. Daniel A. Reed urged caution on extending income tax cuts next year. He warned inflation risks and strong military spending mean tax reductions should be considered only at the first safe opportunity. Reed cautioned against political expediency over national security and economic stability.
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Washington
Daniel A. Reed
Reed
Tax Writing
House
Ways and Means Committee
Humphrey
Montana Building and Loan League to Meet in Butte
The annual Montana Building and Loan League gathering will be in Butte September 11 12 and 13 at the Finlen Hotel. John P Monahan of Prudential Federal Savings and Loan says 75 to 100 attendees are expected. Speakers include Stephen Slipher Ira Dixon and T T Taylor with Tim Sullivan presiding.
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Montana Building and Loan League
Butte
John P. Monahan
Prudential Federal Savings and Long Association
Finlen Hotel
Copper Bowl
Stephen Slipher
Washington, D.C
United States Savings and Loan League
Civic Center
Bert Jenkins Dies From Rodeo Injuries in Missoula
Bert Jenkins 26 of Bakersfield California died at a Missoula hospital after injuries from a Deer Lodge rodeo two weeks earlier. A Korean War veteran born August 29, 1929, he rode professionally for Zumwalt and Lake during the past five seasons. Survived by his parents and sister.
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Missoula
Bert Jenkins
Bakersfield
Calif
Deer Lodge
Jewell
Kan
Zumwalt & Lake
L. E. Jenkins
Clari N. Ridgeway
Walla Walla Riot Ringleader Captured in Butte
Herman C. Salter, 27, identified as a ringleader of the Walla Walla prison riot, was arrested in uptown Butte by Police Capt. Ed Molthen after escaping from Eastern Washington Mental Hospital. He denied then admitted his identity, held for extradition, and stripped for weapons search at the city jail.
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Herman C., Salter
Walla Walla
Wash
Eastern Washington Mental Hospital
Uptown
Butte
Ed Molthen
Salter
Molthen
Washington
E. Park
Evans
Labor leaders plan broad political push for 1956
AFL President George Meany and CIO President Walter Reuther pledge a united labor movement will intensify political activity after the December merger. They urge backing liberal legislation and organizing unorganized workers while opposing Taft Hartley and right to work laws. The Labor Day weekend saw heavy travel with 40 million cars on the road and an expected 400 traffic deaths, plus hurricane impacts reducing auto travel from Washington via 180000 travelers by auto.
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Washington
AFL
George Meany
CIO
Walter Reuther
Reuther
United Labor Movement
National Safety Council
American Automobile Assn
Forest Fire Index Reaches Explosive Level in Deer Lodge Forest
Mass notes readings 65 to 70 on the 0 to 100 scale marking very high to extreme danger. Holiday visitors warned to follow safety rules and douse campfires, with fines for unattended fires or rubbish burning without a permit, as dry conditions persist and crews stay on standby.
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Deerlodge National Forest
Fred Mass
Forest Service
Mass
Bishop to Invest Msgr Hoff in Helena Rites
The Most Rev. Joseph Gilmore of Helena will invest Rt. Rev. Msgr. Norbert Hoff with robes at 7:30 P M Wednesday in Immaculate Conception Church. Clergy and laity from across the Helena Diocese attend with Knights of Columbus guard and Serra Club members in tribute. Hoff named a domestic prelate by Pope Pius XII and will be honored alongside Msgr. R V Kavanagh at Carroll College in a separate investiture Thursday.
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Joseph Gilmore
Helena
Norbert Hoff
Immaculate Conception
Knights of Columbus
Butte Serra Club
Monsignor
Hoff
Pope Pius XII
R. V. Kavanagh
Carroll College
Pius
Kavanagh
St. Helena
Butte
Monsignor Hoff
Gilmore
Joseph Schulte
St. Paul Parish
Anaconda
James P. Gannon
William J. Gannon
Immaculate Conception Parish
Timothy Moroney
Msgr
Montana
Milwaukee
Wis
James Hoff
Ida Casper
Msgr. Hoff
Anaconda Co Mines to Switch to Mountain Standard Time
The Anaconda Company will observe Mountain Standard Time at 7 a.m. Tuesday Sept 6 1955. Daylight saving time becomes standard time at 7 a.m. DST ends and clocks shift to 6 a.m. local time.
Yanks Move Families to Bases in Morocco War-Torn Zone
In Rabat and Casablanca, the U S Air Force relocates about 100 at risk families to base trailer camps with a goal of housing all but 400 on bases by next June. The move follows unrest in French Morocco as France pursues self government by September 12.
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Rabat
Morocco
U. S. Air Force
Frederick E. Glantzberg
Protectorate
Air Force
Casablanca
Nouasseur
USA
Moroc
No Observance of Labor Day in Butte Draws Out-of-Town Visitors
Butte residents skip formal Labor Day ceremonies opting for family trips and regional outings. Central Labor Council holds a children’s treat, sports program, and dance in Anaconda while golf fans flock to the Butte Country Club for the Pro-Amateur tour. Nearby Dillon hosts its 75th jubilee with rodeo and fair attractions over Sunday and Monday as visitors travel to Virginia City and Gates of the Mountains area draws.
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Butte
Montana
Central Labor Council
Anaconda
Butte Country Club
Treasure State
Virginia City
Lewis and Clark Caverns
Gates of the Mountains
Dillon
Coast Guard Ends Search for Ghost Ship Off Columbia
The Coast Guard said cutter Yacona and a search aircraft have given up rescue efforts for a drifting vessel dubbed a Ghost ship about 500 miles off the Columbia River mouth, last seen Monday.
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Seattle
U.P
Coast Guard
Yacona
Columbia River
Montana Weather Summary East and West Regions
Montana forecast shows fair conditions across the state with variable temperatures. East and south areas cool slightly on Sunday, with highs 75 to 85 in the east and warmer 75 to 85 in the west Monday for a mild rise. West Montana expects 85 to 90 high Sunday and Monday with little temperature change.
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Montana
Enrollment to rise in Butte county schools as term opens
General increases in enrollment are expected in rural and urban public and parochial schools in Butte and Silver Bow County as classes prepare to open after Labor Day. Supt George Haney notes more teachers will be needed in several elementary schools District No 1. Catholic high schools parochial grade schools and rural grade schools plan full time classes by Tuesday morning at 9 o clock Girls Central High School will enroll freshmen Tuesday with other grades staggered. Butte High School has enrolled 700 freshmen since Aug 23 for lockers and orientation. Maybelle Hogan county superintendent says more than last year s 200 pupils will be enrolled in four rural schools with new teacher assignments listed for Rocker and Ramsey districts.
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Butte
Silver Bow County
Supt
George Haney
Girls Central High School
Butte High School
Maybelle Hogan
Rocker
Rosemary Dolan
Ann McCormick
Butte. Ramsey
Genevieve Smith
Missoula Gas Plan Faces Export-Import Clash
J E Corette of Montana Power Co said a Canadian five year import permit conflicts with the FPC 20 year import rule. He will fly to Washington to seek a solution as Montana Power cannot bring gas to Missoula until the issue is resolved.
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Montana Power Co
Washington, D. C
Federal Power Commission
FPC
J. E. Corette
Alberta
Missoula
Corette
United States
Power Company
First Solo Flight Around World Highlighted
Wiley Post became the first American to fly solo around the world on July 22, 1933. An unrelated Want Ads section offers companionship ads and a bedroom apartment listing at 0000 W. Galena with kitchenette and refrigerator rental details.
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Wiley Post
Galena
Berserk 15-Year-Old Kills Secretary Then Flees Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls South Dakota a 15-year-old boy Ronnie Laughlin wearing pajamas fatally wounded secretary Johanna Espetwedt and wounded his grandmother and two others in an apartment near the business district. The youth fled barefoot after the shooting as police pursued. Espetwedt, daughter of farmer John Espetwedt near Estelline, had only recently taken the secretarial job.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Ronnie Laughlin
Johanna Esperwedt
Miss Espetwedt
John Espetwedt
Estelline
Deadline for replies on U.N. cease-fire proposal
Fighting along the Gaza Strip border flared as Maj. Gen. Burns set a 5 p.m. Sunday deadline for replies. Israel signaled conditional acceptance while both sides reported heavy shelling and an Egyptian claim of Israeli armor incursions with casualties.
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Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
Israel
Egypt
E. L. M. Burns
Palestine
U. N
Foreign Ministry
Burns
Gaza
Raeli
Strip
Cairo
U. N. Truce Organization
Beeri
Moredechai
Mordechai
Markim
Foreign Office
Burn
Democrats Plan Heavy Attack on Ike's Program
Democratic liberals in Congress prepare to oppose many Eisenhower administration proposals in the upcoming session. They expect limited opposition on foreign policy, with emphasis on domestic issues and potential clashes over economic and social policies. Senator Stennis signals a strategy to challenge GOP claims of bipartisan foreign support.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
Stennis
D-Miss
George
D-Ga
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
GOP
Traffic Deaths Mount Rapidly During Labor Day Weekend
The Associated Press reports 131 traffic deaths by midnight as Labor Day weekend continues. Fifteen drownings and 15 other accidents push the toll to 161, outpacing earlier council estimates of about 400 deaths for the period. Ned H Dearborn warns the toll could rise further as speeds stay high and caution lags.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Dearborn
Warsaw
California Heat Wave Brings Death Toll Soars
Los Angeles County coroner reports 10 heat related deaths as Southern California endures a four day heat wave reaching 103 degrees. Officials say many elderly people are dying from natural causes aggravated by the heat and the overnight toll rises to 95, prompting off duty staff to be called in.
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Los Angeles
California
Lester Adelson
Adelson
Butte Ends Daylight Time As Clocks Return To Standard
Butte returns to standard time Monday at midnight, with residents and businesses adjusting clocks back one hour. The Anaconda Company mines and plants switch to standard time by 7 am Tuesday, and Anaconda observes the change as well after four months of daylight saving.
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Butte
Anaconda Company
Anaconda
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